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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1903
Page
8
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Rates listed for 20 to 32 page editions one cent, 20 to 48 page editions two cents, 84 to 48 page editions three cents. Foreign mail pricing notes and Main Office inquiries. The Standard maintains branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates on application.
President Roosevelt will tour Helena and Butte with a schedule printed in the Standard. He will meet Montana legislators in Helena, address labor groups, and address crowds in Butte including a balcony talk, a dinner, and a Columbia Gardens meeting. Citizens greet the president with genuine respect and anticipation.
The article reports William J. Bryan suggested North Carolina Chief Justice Walter Clark as a potential head for the national Democratic ticket in 1964. It notes Clark’s Bryan support, anti-corporate stance, Civil War service, and rapid rise to the North Carolina Supreme Court, with lingering doubts about his candidacy.
Fragments discuss naming a man who fought for the Confederacy as a presidential candidate and note doubts about selecting an exponent of the Bryan faction in the ongoing controversy.
A New York woman argues for a curfew for clubs mirroring minor curfew laws. She notes clubs keep men out late, harming rest and business, while minors must be indoors by a set hour. The piece suggests regulating men’s homeward hours could be fair, given gendered expectations.
The piece weighs the Panama isthmus sanitation study led by Major William M. Black and debates whether the project can be made habitable. It recalls Roosevelt’s early war service, Montana’s Roosevelt Day celebrations, liquor receptions, and a tense extraordinary legislative session amid presidential visit expectations.
Senator Hanna signals no blocking of Roosevelt endorsement by the Ohio Republican convention. He reveals a telegram from the president and hints at other Republican pressures, while remaining coy about his own views and tactics.
The note recalls Theodore Roosevelt in May 1898 serving as assistant secretary of the navy under Secretary Long. It contrasts his impetuous style with that of Long and other veterans after the Spanish American War, reflecting on cabinet service dynamics of the era.
London report says Count Maurice de Bosdari, an Italian warrant suspect since February, was arrested aboard a French steamer at Alexandria for allegedly forging the name of J Pierpont Morgan to obtain about 250000 dollars.
London May 2 The Dublin Gazette releases regulations for the James Gordon Bennett cup race set for July 2 in Ireland. The whole course will close from early morning until finish to minimize accidents. King Edward has shown strong interest and discussed measures with Prime Minister Balfour yesterday.
Extr a session of the Montana legislature approves funds for capitol maintenance plus emergency expenses. The document details salaries for staff and facilities, estimates deficits for 1903 and 1904, and notes gifts from the Northern Pacific Railroad including a painting of Grant driving the golden spike. Governor Toole urges prompt action and a joint tribute accompanies the gift.
The senate read and passed bills 2 and 3 by unanimous vote after reconsideration and committee review. The body recessed for a ball game then returned for final passage as the committee of the whole reported favorably. The session closed when Senator Mahon moved to adjourn at 29 oclock.
El Paso Texas May 26 The Mexican Central train was delayed an hour today as German consul Max Weber refused to pay the head tax of two dollars for himself and German nobleman Herr von Waldthusen before entering the United States. Weber argued the law did not apply to them under proper interpretation. A tourist paid the fees to end the delay.
Early today in Brooklyn on Fulton Street police and firefighters saved several women and children trapped in a burning building. Prompt actions by officers helped avert loss of life as residents escaped to safety.
The fire trapped Mrs. Howard Murray and several women and children on a top floor. Policeman James F Haven entered, carried Mrs. Murray to a window, and died from burns after suffering severe facial and hand injuries. Other officers McAulay and Cook were also badly burned as rescuers freed occupants.
Wichita Kansas May 26 Victor Murdock Republican nominee for Congress won the Seventh district vacancy carrying probably all 1200 precincts, earning the nickname the red headed candidate as the red tops in the district backed him in a sweeping victory.
Lieutenant Javier led constabulary and volunteers to defeat fanatical insurgents in Cebu. The mountain fight near Tabogan left unknown government losses with details withheld.
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